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Entries Tagged PFAS
Editorial
An Older Plant Delivers Modern Performance in New Port Richey
Dedication comes naturally for the team at the William C. Maytum Water Treatment Plant in New Port Richey.
Serving 35,000 residents in the...
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We Need to Talk: How Wastewater Operators Can Lead the Biosolids Conversation
“For decades, farmers across America have been encouraged by the federal government to spread municipal sewage on millions of acres of farmland…”
If...
Editorial
Want PFAS Out of Your Life? Here’s a Process.
Traditional approaches to PFAS treatment like reverse osmosis and adsorption media like granular activated carbon do not eliminate the risk of contamination.
That’s...
Editorial
A Florida University Gives a Lesson in Drinking Water Excellence
No local municipal water services or infrastructure existed when the University of Central Florida was constructed in the 1960s as a source...
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News Briefs: US Army Launches Project to Test Sites for PFAS
The EPA and the U.S. Army have launched a project to test water near Army sites for PFAS. This initiative will sample private...
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New Room-Temperature Method Uses Light to Break Down PFAS
Researchers at Ritsumeikan University recently proposed a room-temperature defluorination method using visible light to break down PFAS and other perfluorinated polymers (PFs)...
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Researchers Find New Method to Degrade PFAS in Laboratory Setting
A team from UNSW Sydney’s School of Chemistry — led by Dr. Jun Sun and professor Naresh Kumar — has developed a...
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News Briefs: Water Groups Challenge New PFAS Rule
Associations representing water utilities, along with the chemical and manufacturing industries, have filed court challenges against the new federal rule to limit...
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PFAS Discovery Can Aid Drinking Water Cleanups
Scientists at UC Riverside, led by Professor Haizhou Liu, have discovered a chemical process that could help water providers comply with new...
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News Briefs: EWG Releases Interactive PFAS Contamination Map
A new map created by the Environmental Working Group recently revealed that many water systems across the nation exceed proposed safety limits...
Editorial
Need to Quantify PFAS in Wastewater? Here Are Some Proven Methods.
As concerns continue to grow about PFAS compounds in wastewater streams, treatment plant operators have become responsible for detecting and monitoring those...
Editorial
A Huge Plant Upgrade Brought Out the Best in This Illinois Operator
In 1982 Doug Armstrong started as an operator trainee at the South Wastewater Treatment Plant in Addison, Illinois.
At age 20, he was...
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Veolia Advances PFAS Mitigation With Over 30 Treatment Projects in the US
Veolia — a large private operator of water services in the United States — has reached a new milestone in its treatment...














